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“The motel is dated. Carpet is dark brown indoor/outdoor. Rooms have a musty odor. Towels are thin, bed spreads have not been laundered recently. Beds were reasonably comfortable, tv worked, there is a coffee maker in the room. And a full refrigerator so bring your own cream. Desk staff were pleasant. Room was quiet.”

“We enjoyed staying here at this cute Inn. It was so clean and cozy. We had everything we needed. We were in room 26 which was cute with its little table with two chairs, comfortable bed, and access to the living room of the in at our front door. There was also a very nice outside porch or you could sit and watch the sunrise in the morning with your coffee or tea. We enjoyed walking down to one of the restaurants and had a nice dinner, and then having homemade ice cream afterwards at the ice...

“Noone onsite but the employee answered the phone immediately and provided login information. Would stay there again. Clean”

“The foam mattress pad was horrible. No air conditioning. Temperature was 72 degrees outside, upstairs room was quite warm. We opened windows. Windows did have screens. No elevator for 2nd floor rooms. There are restaurants but limited hotels.”

“푸근한 고향집 같은 곳 캐나다 가는 길에 들러 잠만 잔 것이 아쉬움. 며칠 묵으며 주변에서 레저를 즐기면 좋을 듯 나무 위주로 지은 건물이라 윗층 삐걱임 소리는 감수해야함”

“This is in the Katahdin region and it is easy to get to a lot of outdoor and scenic places. The Inn is worn down but very clean. We did not use the pool or game area but it looked good and others did use it. The coffee and tea machines are ancient but there is a Dunkin’ across the street. We left a little before 6AM but did not see any breakfast prep. We have stayed in the past and will stay again in the future.”

“Classic roadside motel. Feels like u time traveled back to the 80s. Staff were so friendly and helpful, they bring the place to life and make up for the dilapidated conditions. Pros: cheap, attached bar/restaurant, convenient location, great staff. Cons: room smelled like cigarettes, there were cigarette burns in the duvets, no hair dryer, crumbling walls and paint, can hear all the neighbors.”